Dear Bella,
I didn’t know when I brought you home how much you would change my life. During my time of grief and loss you were there. Your small three pound body was all I needed. I loved each time you climbed on my lap. There were times I was busy and couldn’t stay sitting long which I’d have to put you to the side. I’m sorry. I wish I would’ve made more time for you. A quiet dog is what you were but the love your silence carried was loud. I don’t know if dogs go to heaven but I hope to see you one day. Miss you much.
M.C. Addington 
Sorry for your loss. 🤍
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Thank you. It’s been some time now, but you never get totally over them.
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No, you don’t. They’re part of the family.
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Beautifil sentiment. I like to believe we will see our companions again someday. God loved Bella enough to place her in your good hands, knowing you would love her forever. I’m certain she is now in his hands, patently waiting for you.
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Thank you, I want to believe the same.
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Btw- If you want to know how I feel about animals, read my book , A Very Furry Christmas… I was in tears writing it.
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This is lovely. Bella’s quiet presence comes through so clearly.
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That’s what I was going for thank you so much. She knew when I was sad or tired or didn’t feel good and she’d snuggle up against me. The slow rhythm of her breathing, along with her heart rate, and warmth that radiated from her made me know that everything was going be okay. Bella was so loved by my son and I. It’s been 12 years but the wound is still there.
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I understand that and I’m sorry for your loss.
She truly was a good friend.
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Thank you.
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